Underwood befriended the family and began helping out by picking the victim and his brother up from school. As a doctor, authorities say, he began working with the victim to help treat his ADHD.

The mother says she trusted Underwood and her son would often sleep at his house.

The victim claims he and Underwood would often sleep naked together. They would play a "tickle game" that often entailed playing with each others' penises.

On November 16, Underwood dropped the victim off at his mother's house. The victim had been staying with Underwood while she was out of state at a funeral. The victim told his mother he wanted to stay with Underwood longer, and told her about the "tickle game."

The victim says the game included him grabbing Underwood's penis with one hand, and rubbing "the top pink part" with the other.

Underwood, the boy says, would often put his penis in his mouth.

Underwood told police the victim would often instigate the "tickle game" and he told him to stop every time he grabbed his penis. The victim says the "tickle game" happened once a week since at least July.

During a confrontation call between Underwood and the mother, he admitted to partaking in "the tickle game." He says the victim was curious about sex, so he allowed him to touch his penis. He told the mother he may have bumped into the victim's penis in the process.

As Underwood was being arrested, he asked to use his cell phone to call his office. Deputies overheard him say something about destroying something. When asked what he wanted destroyed, Underwood told deputies he asked his office manager to destroy some "innocent" photos of the victim he'd taken when the victim was swimming naked in his pool last summer.

In addition to the tickle parties, Underwood allegedly filmed himself and the boy showering together, which you can read about here.